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Glycolysis and Cellular Respiration: Breathing for Cells? Not So Much True or False
1.
Cellular respiration refers to -> the using of oxygen as a reactant to break down food into bioavailable energy
True
False
2.
In the electron transport chain, oxygen -> is the last electron acceptor
True
False
3.
Scientists believe that mitochondria and chloroplasts arose through endosymbiosis. What evidence is true and supports this claim? -> Chloroplasts are where photosynthesis occurs.
True
False
4.
The energy used in making ATP from ADP in chemiosmosis is from -> the stream of protons crossing the inner mitochondrial membrane
True
False
5.
During the transition step before the citric acid cycle, what conversion happens? -> Oxygen to water
True
False
6.
Which of the following is NOT a product of energy metabolism? -> Glucose
True
False
7.
The citric acid cycle is called a "cycle" because -> the acetyl-CoA from the beginning is regenerated at the end
True
False
8.
When FADH
2
enters the electron transport chain, what happens? -> Ethanol is made as a byproduct.
True
False
9.
During the redox reactions of the electron transport chain, where do protons move? -> Across the outer mitochondrial membrane
True
False
10.
Which of the following likely evolved first? -> Glycolysis
True
False
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